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bearing your full address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter
Currency by Express Cat our expense) ad.
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New Orleans. La.
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II est tres rare que les ~crocodiles du
mississippi attaqent l'homme meme
lorsqu'ils sont afffames on furieux. Ce.
pendant ces jours ci I'm enfant nomme
Maurice Bergeron a etc attaque par %
DC ces sauriens pres de Brnly Landing.
danslouest de la paroisse Baton Rouge.
L,enfant jouait tranquillement sur lie
bord du heuve lorsqu'un enorme croco.
die s'est montr6 soudainement aupras
dc luI ct q essayee de le .ieter a lseau
dun terrible coup de queue. Par bon
heur le coup ma pas porte ct Penfant
epouvante s'est retourne pour s'enfuir.
MATS, an meme instant, le crocodile
s'est jete u lui ct lie sais1ssant par la
lambe lui dechir6 son pantalon ct tern.
element lacer6 les chairs. Lie petit
Maurice pourtant a r6ussi a Sc sauyer
malgr6 sa pleasure.
Piusleurs personnes ont etc lemons
de Get incident; mails i'll s'est produit
aVec Hne telle rapidite Qu'ancune d'elles
en- IL temps d'interyenir pou se-
courir Observation-Disclosures de Terre-
bonnie.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-10

$1OO TO $500 a a.s %e asls ].
Agents preferred who can furnish s .as 1
horses and give their whole time e sIJy
ness. Spare moments may be proa.ss.ss
ployed also. A few vacancies IN t y MA
cities. B. F. JOHNSON & co, fVls ~
Richmond, Va. lAus
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4
In rendezvous de chasSe.-Les anna
tenrs dc pache ct de chase, qui cha
que hiver Won't sur les bords de Ia baie
VermlilIon, passer quelques tours de
nlaisIr, a%pprendront avec Ia satisfac-
ton Ia plus complete, que Fan des plus
feeles adeptes d'Isaac Walton 81 dis
clpie zele du Diem de Ia Chasse. Mr..
John Avery, c'est tout dire. q sonn6 q
a ct n fat batir an aHammock,,a Il
pointe dn bayou Cypremort une mai
son comfortable, qni ancr6e on ne cut
plus settlement, d6fie par sa solidit6.
tous les ouragans possible.
La clef est sur la porte. ct tous Y sont
Les blenyenus. On ne demande on,uns
chose, c'est qne-ceux qui p~rofteront de
abfi, respectent religieusement les
plantations d'arbres d fruits r6cemment
faitea. q F~intention est, s,ils r6ussis.
sent, ainsi que toni lie fat pr6yoir. d,of. |
.lif aux visileurs, en perspective. an
Nord e d'ailleurs oe qu,ils n,ons en-
troav6 Mule part, soft Ia chase Id
'hiver, unie a la p8che du printemps.
aeeompagn6e des fruits &c dc Iantomne'
.kermier LOuisianais, Ib6rie.
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Pour .suge de District.

Nous sommes autofises d announcer NJ. L.. l.
TANSEY CONNIE candidat non politique a la
place de Juge du l3e District Judiciaire, com
pose des paroisses st. Landry ct Acadie, a 10
~pTochaine election.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-10

Sase never lost sight Q f1you. my you
child. Icould have no fears est d Gsfhwitl
my happiness to your See at Csc. per copytr.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-10
lie viconnte Doneraile aann.

lie ylcoIlte Doneraile qusun fans.tt
await mordu en- janvier est mort div.
dEnnhesie 10 semaine pass6e, en- DENT
~ sraltement de Pasteur, ce qui remet
~ aonse !e systeme du savant f~raneais.
les medeclns du vicompte ont bean dire
Sls c'est Q Q We'll age quill FAINT at
t,IDuer "a mort, lie retonr de Ia maiadia
spEanae Ia theOrie Pasteur. ct cbacnn
g piaie q dire Q ne le cocher din vicom
e, mordu en- meme temps Que mi, va
Disntos inourir enrag6 aussi.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-10

quo Ie rapport du comit6 l6gisIatil
charge d'examiner IN proiet de Ioi sur
lee d6pr6dations commises par les ii.
pins est triste b lire. Les t6moionaaes
secueilis demOntre que le systame ac.,
tusl de destruction des lapins est nm
yeEltaDle eclee: on ad6pens6 81, sO7 AGO
pour tner 7,853,7e7 lapins-ce q0i fail
pressure 25 cents piece; mails ce qui est
Plus lanentable c'est que maIgr6 cette
couteuse destruction le lapin, an lieu
&c dinainuer, ma fat qu'augmenter en-
nonlbre.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-10

Every horse owner should have a copy
of that admirable work "A Treatise on,
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-10

Lex secr6taire de ia gacarRahfgt
Lincoln, don't ON parle ospark
candidat- probable a Ia pr6sidence, ane
RAFT declare d IN reporter que ''bien
quill soft dificiie d un American ordi-
naire dc comprendre Ia possibilit6
qu'un citoyen peut ne pas d6sirer la
pr6sidence, lni ne la desire certaine-
ment pass II dit en- aYoir va assez de
Ia vie oficielle depuis l'6levation de
son pere q la pr6sidence jusqu'a la part
ccuil q prise dams une administration
]. pTAf9rer Ia vie priY6e.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-10

10 Decorticateur de Erasssa~saDTe
SEe avec succaszae1saak Luft OPP
oalle &c rana an Chacahoula une
a4kHie, pr0Yenant de Get endroit
pr6par6e par lie dit appareil, a etc
envoy6 . Reuen, France ponr y 6tre
tiss6e, atm de juger de SO valeur.
Ce premier pas sera d6cisif en- ce qui
concerne la culture de cette plante, en-
Louisiana; nous osons croire que lie re-.
sultat sera des plus s~atisfaisants pour
NOS petits agriculteurs:
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Under the authority o! an order Of the Cir
.cri, Conr, for Frederick County. sitting in
cuu;,y. nossel on the 10TH day of November
1ss1 IN the anti Of Joscuh Foglcya. William
Mort admir- ., al the undersigned trustee
will sen ut tb. depot at L,adtesburg, Md.
az TI'ESD1Y DECEMBER 2OM 1887.
1T12 OCLOCK N.
Al, tina, lot Of Ground which was oyneI and
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in Thursday Dec, /, 1887 in Nrchanicstown
Md, Mr.. Andrew Seton, aged 50 years l
month and l. days,
Gr,mdpa's gone from earthly sorrow,
HIS pain and suffering now i, Ger,
He $ gone to meet his loved ones in IIcav IL
Over on the other shore.
We are left in grief to mourn him,
He whom we on earth did love,
But the Lord saw fit to take him
Home to dwell with him aboYc.
Farewell dear Grandpa, a sad farewell
Since your dear form no more we see;
\ few more wears on earth to dwell
And we shall all united be.
ADA
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A Eady's Perfect Companion.

PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH, q new book
by DR.. John II. Dye, one of New York s
most skillful physicians, shows that
pain is not necessary in Childbirth but
results from causes easily understood
and overcome. 1t clearly proves that
any woman may become mother with
out suffering any pain whatever. 1t
also tells now to overcome anu prevent
morning sickness, swelled limbs, and
all other evils attending pregnancy.
1t is reliable and highly endorsed by
physicians everywhere as the wife's
true private companion. Cut this
out it will save YOU great pain, and
possibly your life. Send two cent stamp
for descriptive circulars, testimonials
aue confidential letter in sea led envcl-
ope. Address Frank Thomas & Co.,
Publishers, Baltimore, Maryland.
novel SIN.
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Business Locals.

c. The rush ptl continues at Cramcrs'.
Muis, Mutilcrs, Silk handkerchief, gloves,
hoods, toboGgans, kid gloves, the great sell
Ter al 81 90 and a great many other articles
that have been bought recently for Holiday
Presents
1t will he to your advantage to call before
purchasing come and examine the goods.
WANTED. To rent a dwelling house from
April /, 1888. Apply at
THIS OFFICE.
C8 For Blrthdav Cards and full line
of Fresh Conicctionerys at OSLER'S.
aprilaitf
Us" Fresh lIominy- Bcans--Oat Meal
Rolled Oat5a
Withcrows.
"a New Raislns- Cltron-- Currants-
Orleans Moasses-Spces and Essence at
Withcrows.
-" WOOD FOR SALE, Firewood,
both Oak and Hickory for sale also Red and
White Ash Anthracite and Soft Coal.
"a SALT. | have just received Car
load of both Fine and Ground Alum, also
Fine Table or Dairy Salt.
n. c. Croft
Dcc.l st Mechanicstown Nd.
Us" Brads Reduced, y on can buy from
this date NJ. G. Cramcr's sect. line Of Dress
Brads for 25cts.
~" Follow the Crowd to Frank lin Mills
No end to the procession for it is settled mat
ter that there il, after all, the place to get the
best Flour, Meal, llominy and Feed.
nov 24-2t
sg"FALL AND WINTER BONNETS,
| again avail myself of the usual method of
informing my friends that have purchased
and have now in stock my Fall and Winter
fashions Of bonncts, hats, ribbons, and trim.
mings. They are vcry'prctty this fail and !
have chosen OF the prctticst, Il ONE and see
them.
deter It, Mrs. G. IIcsson,
rs" MONEY WANTED. Five hun
drcI dollars $500 for two years; the Dor
rover will give Il mortgage on Real and
Personal property.
apply at
sept 81 Inns DFrICT.
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Robert Blggs, Attorney,
1876 T. SaratogH-st, Bako.
no 532a, Eqsaity.

Joseph Fogle In the
VS. Circuit Court
William Mort for
administrator OF Frederick County
Mary Fox, deeds ct a. sitting in equity,
The undersigned, trustee in the above
caupe named, pursuant to an order of the
Circuit Court for Frederick county. sitting in
equity, passed on the 10th day of November
1887, hereby gives notice to all person.
having claims against the estate of Mary
Fox, deceased, to file their claims properly an
thcn,cated with the clerk @! the Circuit
Court for Frederick CouYtv on or before the
SECOND DAY OF JANUARY, 1893.
ROBERT BlcGs,
nov24 st Trustee.
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The French Republic has succeeded
IN deposlng president and e.vctlng
another without a SINGLE barrlcade hay
ing been erected IN the streets Of Paris.
President Grevy was driven to re-
sign the Presidency through the refusal
Of the leading statesmen to form cab.
met, This win citizens of our Repub-
he ID scarcely understood as the meth
cd 10 distinctly different from ours,
where Impeachment only can serve that
end,
President Grevy suffered for the acts
OF his household and WAS IN no direct
manner himself attacked. Ills son-in
law, NJ. Wilson, was proven TO have
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The first or long session Of the Fifth
eth Congress began at II o'clock NJ. on
Monday last John G. Carlisle of Ken
lucky was again elected Speaker of the
House of Representatives,. At meet
ing Of the Republican members Of the
House, Hon. Louis Z. McComas was
again chosen Secretary OF the House
Caucus Committee.
At this session, the one great move
mcnt wilt BE- for reduction Of the cor.
NOUS treasury surplus this and Pres
ilent making, that is, furnishing cam
paign material for Il summer and fall s
presidential campaign, ,wlll occupy chief
attention.
In the Senate there is a Republican
majority Of two in the House there
il Democratic majority Of fifteen.
Both bodies are too evenly balanced
politically to admit Of any extreme par
lisan legislation.
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Thursday Dec. 8. 1887.
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Dr. Eycrs S. Freed well known to many
of our readers was married Nov. 60 to Miss
Violette Il. Nissley Of Swatara, Pa. The
Carlisle Hera2d speaks fthe groom as Apply,
stefan of large practice and the bride as one
Of Dauphin cOuntv's fuircst daughters.
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Secretary Of State, Hon. E. ". LIE
Compile, has been offered tho same po-
sition BY goyeuor- elect Jackson, and
will accept.
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Secretary Whitney caused u turkey
to be presented to every employee Of
the Nevy Department.
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additional Locals.

Letters remaining in the Post Office at Me,
Frederick Co., Md. Dee, | 1887
Back.ton, Mrs. Barbcry, Martin, Mrs. Ida
Fercry, Miss CAREY. Pearl, Miss Kate
Willhide, Mr.. A.
Il II
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Baltiwore c2arkeE
STATE OF MARYLAND, Frederick coun

We give III the following table Of prices
the ratings of Tuesday previous to our
Issue, as likewise that OF the Tuesday a-Wcck
previous BY this method we inform our
readers, at glance otthe coarse Of tie mar
ket, which is as essential as Il knowledge OF
the present week.
Last week. This week
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Ec1 ':!s XOOX ~


For the Red Flag sign on East Main Street,
and take bee line for ii and You will find a
little place in the corner that keeps Oysters
anl.if YOU have got the sand to call for q
stew you will be surprised to find such oys
tiers in the place, they are large and fat, We
do not tackon to our oysters any fancy or tic-
titouS names 10 ORDER to deceive tho trade
and sell them, they are simply known as
Chances Fail Moon Brand and their superior
quality sclSthcm Good oysters is what you
want 10 hold Your trade and you can get
them from Us. Our oysters are ALWAYS fresh
and do not require injurious prr,rryatiye- in
order to keep them as is the rasr with many
oysters now shipped from Baltimore. We
handle no htoatcd stock nor trashy cul!>, hu,
prime oysters and soIld meat.
We have connected to oar Oyster n'part
mcnt this -ca<op,
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OF FREDERICK COUNTY.
settlement Of receipts and disbursements for
Public School purpose, for the year end
ing September 30, 1887.
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NEW SToCK or CoAI,--Wc are receiving
our first shipments of coal; Red Ash aud
White Ash, all s.zes. There will probably
to an advance in prices EeXt month and it
would be safer to lay in your winter coal
this month Our prices will be as low as
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augl9.f Stocksdase q Butsafd.
tw- NEW GOODS.-The large invoice
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is selling off at fair prices, good goods
ALWAYS sell. augllN
A GRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The annual meeting Of the Frederick
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On !Suturduy, January 9Th, 1888,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, in the Grand Jury
Room. at the Court House, Election of OF
ticers for the cnsueing year
GEORGE VIM. CRAMER,
dec S,5t. Secretary.
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We have connected TO oar Oyster Depart
WCnt this -cH<op,
, 1887-12-23
THE UNION PACIFIC REPORT.

The annual report of the condition of
the Union Pacific, together with the
financial condition of the system, is SAID
TO be about completed. The company
now embraces the Union Pacific, Kansas
Pacific and the Denver Pacific. The total
length of the system, including all
branches, is 4,59I.4O miles. During the
list year it has expended about $500, 2ll
on rails, bridges and ties. 1t owns 1865
locomotives, 300 passenger cars and 81,
80 freight ears. The SUN of S23, BPS, 100
has been received from the sale of granted
lands, and at the close of the year
the company had on hand 1885,
POI acres valued at $l4,OO4, 30.
The total debt is rated at $780,
499, 1871, and its capital stock
500, sos, 500. Its assets are estimated at
$2j7,539. 5l2. The unpaid subsidy bonds
, 1887-12-23

SLUGGER SMITH and Slugger KilraiG
are to be ~banqueted by their admirers,
but two things are quite noticeable in the
meantime. Firstly, neither seemed in.
clined to meet the other in a mill, and
secondly, while Kilrain's hackers claim
the championship of the world, neither
he nor Smith show any alarming degree
OF alacrity to meet Sullivan professionally.
The Englishman and Baltimorean have
had their little bout, and much hippo
droming will ensue until they have made
all the money possible out of the notorlety
which they have gained. Sullivan is still
the king bee.
, 1887-12-23

As JoHN L. SULLIVAN moves majes-
tically along the line of his triumphal
march his oratorical powers shine with
even greater brllliancy than ON that mem
orable day in London, says the Philadel-
phia Times. What could equal that brief
but touching speech of his IN accepting
the bay pony presented by an admirer in
Cork? Gentlemen" he said-there
were many of them PRESENT. accept
this gift. 1t is a good looking little
horse" And then, seized with the in
SEPARATION of the moment, his broad chest
swelled like a circus canvas in a storm,
and, still looking ~ the horse, he ex-
claimed: Il belieye in home rule" In
all the published works of Cicero or De-
mosthencs or even in those of that rarer
genius, Congressman Tim Campbell of
New York, there is nothing that will com
pare with this.
, 1887-12-23
RATES OF
DISCIPLES OF FAITH CURE.

Christian science has become a great
craze in Chicago. The Herald, which
has investigated the matter, says there
are in Chicago more than 200 men and
women, chiefly women, engaged in the
business of healing the sick by aid of
In addition to these practitioners there are
800 or l 200 persons who practice among
their relations, friends or neighbors with
or without fee. There are a score of lee
turers engaged in teaching the science to
hundreds of new pupils, many of whom
expect to start out as healers for pay. In
the city there are FIVE Incorporated schools
and twenty unincorDorated. One of these
schools has sent out 200 graduates and
another 700. The medical profession is
feeling the competition, and the pastors
OF congregations note a constant diminu-
ton OF their focks and of their own inlu-
cnce.
Mrs. Mary n>kcr Glover Eddy OF Bos-
ton claims to navc invented the phrase
Christian science She says:
1t was in 1866 that | discovered the
science of mental healing, which | after
ward named Christian science. The dis
covery came to pass in this way. During
twenty years prior to my discovery | had
been trying to trace all physical effects to
a mental cause, and in January, 1866, |
gained the scientific certainty hat all
causation was mind and every effect a
mental phenomenon.
1t was this Mrs. Eddy who gave the
new science to the world. She has been
teaching for fifteen years, but it is only
within the past five years that the move
ment has taken on the proportions of a
popular religion. Mrs. Eddy is now
about 10 years old, with a face like a
girls, and, off the lecture platform, the
manner of a child. She has Just got
nicely started on the writing of a Chris
tian Science bible, a work which will re-
quiro thirty years hard labor, and which
she confidently expects to live to accom-
plish.
, 1887-12-23

one of the perennial joys OF newspaper
life is found in the strange cIntortions
through which manuscripts sometimes
have gone by the time they appear in
cold type. For instance, a sentence which
was written thus: "A stock detective who
is supposed in an humble way to repre-
sent the majesty of the law" by some re.
markable iugglery assumed this idiotic
shape in The LEADER yesterday morning:
IF stock detectives who is an humble
way to represent the majesty of the law"
AMI still some people wonder at the rapid
increase of crime.
, 1887-12-23

amount to $33, 539, 512, and interest paid
by the government $3S, 100. ISL, aggre-
eating a liability to the government of
81, 669, 993. The funded debt of the
company as based upon the latest reports,
is about 1885, 900 900. The gross receipts
up to date will not fall short of $50, OOO,-
900 for the year, which is an increase of
about 1000, 900 over last year. Comp
troller Mink. of Boston, is busily engaged
compiling statistics, and has a large cleri-
cal force assisting him in his intricate
task.
, 1887-12-23
A Ready Made Platform.


Congressman Buchanan of New York
dominates Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Phelps of
New jersey for the next Republican
ticket, An excellent platform for this
seaside combination would be the follow
ing: "ResolUcd, That Mrs. Darlington did
sweep back the ocean with her broom,
after all.
, 1887-12-23

DUHING the recent cold snap Robinson,
Col, near Lcaiville, captured the meteor
o%llgical icicle. The thermometer regis
tered So below zero, and the mercury was
frozen whenever it was exposed.
, 1887-12-23
Tough old salt.


Bill Chandler is a great mariner, but no
statesman. If congressional elections
could be regulated on a war ship-say
the Tallapoosa-he might accomplish
something. Mr.. Chandler should never
appear in public without his wide blue
brooches.
, 1887-12-23
The Test of Time.
New York Telegram,

Never did a political movement such
as this meet with a heartier response
everywhere, says the esteemed Tribune
OF the Republican council now in SEES
slOn.
Oh, two years is no test. Just wait till
you've been browsing at some distance
from the public ciib for about twenty
years, and you can put the grand old
party" into a smoking-car.
, 1887-12-23
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